Yep, that's right, we have some, here's how it's come about;
Typically Paneris people add a 20% charge to bills to the customers that they have brought to the team, this roughly breaks into a 10% 'management' fee, and a 10% finders fee. With some of our long standing customers, the 10% finders fee does not seem justified (they were found a long time ago). Therefor we have decided to create a Paneris fund so that we can buy things for the team (not just beer).
Tim Joyce is managing the fund for the time being. Currently the most obvious choice for expenditure is to buy a Paneris web server (we need approx £1500).
Fund Status:
Date | Invoice | Amount |
19/02/1998 | 15 | 14.40 |
04/03/1998 | 16 | 367.88 |
27/08/1998 | 19 | 93.60 |
04/08/1998 | 23 | 302.85 |
04/08/1998 | 25 | 184.50 |
27/08/1998 | 28 | 229.50 |
19/09/1998 | Purchase of Server | -1079.00 |
03/08/1998 | 30 | 76.93 |
03/08/1998 | 36 | 285.41 |
31/10/1998 | 41 | 447.60 |
19/12/1999 | Xmas party | -316.10 |
04/01/1999 | 48 | 118.60 |
28/01/1999 | Domain Registration/td> | -43.71 |
02/02/1999 | Server Hosting | -500.00 |
Total | 182.46 |
Paneris can benefit from your purchase of books. (Though why anyone would want to buy a book when they have the internet I don't know :)
Mearly by searching Amazon.co.uk from Paneris and buying a book that session you can donate 5percent of purchase price to Paneris. |
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But this gives you the ISBN number, so you can use that to give Paneris 15percent of the cover price by linking to the book you wish to purchase directly from the Paneris Site and then purchasing it. |
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To do this surround the ISBN number in open and close 1234 |
0330302418 |
This may be too much work for two pounds extra, but it is free money, which like Free Software has to be a good thing.
Document Dated: Mon Mar 15 15:39:42 1999
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